The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-16
West Side.


J. ]. Parmely was at Bay City Satur-
urday on business,
Richard Haley. who has been sick with
lung difficulty for some time, is out again.
Miss Flora Lusk visited with Ovid
friends over Sunday.
Mr.. i. Crandall is the happy father of
bouncing boy.
Found-a child's hood; owner can have
same by calling at Lusk's Drug Store.
S. Petit and family are home again after
an absence of three months. Their daugh,
ter, Mrs. VIM. Hufford, OF Grand Rapids
will visit with them for two or three
weeks.
Edgar Bartholomew is very i'll with
typhoid fever at the residence of his cousin,
Mrs. Charles Morton.
Seventy-two cases Of typhoid fever re-
ported at Lansing. Monday, by citizen
from there. The doctors attribute the
cause to impure well water.
Mrs. Alexander, wife of w. d. Alex
ander, station agent of the nj. C. railroad
at Niagara Falls, is visiting at the home of
DR.. Arnold.
j. w. Likens has decided not to move
his family to Mayville at present, in con.
sequence he has bought home on East
Oliver street and moved his family there.
Mrs Perry Comstock is expected TO ar
rive home from Topinabee this friday
evening.
c. l.. Putt, the new baggage.master at
the junction, has removed his family from
Banister and located on Cedar street.
Miss Maggie Garrett, who was here 70
attend the wedding of her brother, VIM.
A. Garrett, has returned to her home al
Springfield, Ohio.
Hon. w. A. Woodland is in attendance
at the great Prison Conference at Toronto
Ontario, of which Ex. President Hayes Is
president.
Typhoid fever has occasioned another
sad death in our midst. Mr.. Henry Dyne:
succumbed TO the fatal disease at the resi-
dence of his sister, Mrs. Niles Virgins
Monday morning. after an illness of II
days Mr.. Dynes was 81 years of age ant
has lived with his father, Mr.. Pierce
Dyne. on the farm until n short time since
when he came to the city and engaged a:
clerk at Reeds grocery. He was an es
Unable young man. devout member and
for some years usher at the Episcopal
church. The funeral took place Wednes
day morning at 10 o'clock, Rev. DR.. Con
over conducting the services.
Another pioneer has passed away. John
Shotwel died at his home on Lansing
street, Sunday morning, at $50. aged "a
years. For Some time Mr.. Shotwell has
been troubled with what he considered
lung difficulty, but what in reality was
heart disease. Saturday night he had two
severe attacks but recovered sufficiently to
do the accustomed morning duties about
the house. The third and fatal attack
occurred at the above hour, DR.. Arnold
being then quickly summoned and arriving
only to find life extinct. Uncle Shotwel
was born IN Sussex county, New Jersey
He removed to Oakland county, this state
in 1886, where he spent 3S years. In 1S4s
he married Miss Sarah johnson, who sur
wives him. Three children constituted tn,
family, of whom two are still living-Mr
James s. Shotwell and Mrs. John 7. VOL
vcrtou, both of this city. For II year,
Mr.. Shotwel has lived in Shiawasse,
county, six years Of that period bein!
spent in Owosso. For 40 years he was
consistent member of the Masonic frater
nifty, devoted to the principles of til,
order and cxemplifying them in the treat
ment of his neighbors and friends
lie was man Of kind heart
generous disposition. loving father ant
husband, and his smiling face and neigh
borly ways will be greatly missed, yet re
main vivid in the memory of the man,
with whom he was accustomed to ASSOCIATE
daily. The funeral occurred Tuesday I'm
der the direction of the Masonic fratern
ity; Rev. u. w. STARTS officiating.
The family request us to extend thei
thanks to the many friends who gave con
ISOLATION and assistance during their sa'
lafIlic,ion. GILMAN.